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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Earthquake Cycles"”.
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Physics-based modeling of earthquake cycles and tsunamis in strike-slip fault zones
Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2023-04-12 without embargo terms
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Quantifying coseismic land-level change along the Cascadia subduction zone in central Oregon
… past Cascadia Subduction Zone (CSZ) megathrust earthquakes is crucial for assessing rupture dynamics and predicting future seismic hazards. Estimates of the magnitude of coseismic subsidence produced by these great (>M 8.5) earthquakes provide critical constraints for rupture and hazard models. …
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Earthquakes and sea-level change in Hokkaido, north-east Japan
… timescales. Limited data from previous earthquake cycles indicate that RSL was stable, rising or falling during previous interseismic intervals. These observations suggest that a representative ‘Hokkaido earthquake deformation cycle’ may not exist. Future research should better …
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Kinematic models of interseismic deformation in Southern California
… theory from periodic to temporally clustered earthquakes by superposing several out of phase earthquake cycles. This new model displays a much wider range of behaviors than does the periodic earthquake cycle model and provides a mechanism to explain apparent discrepancies between geologic and …
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Modeling dynamic ruptures with high resolution fault zone physics
Earthquakes are among the costliest natural hazards on earth. The dynamical instabilities responsible for the onset and propagation of these events are linked to fundamental physics, friction, fracture, heating, and compaction of fluid filled granular materials and rocks in the subsurface subjected …
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A high-resolution Holocene fault activity history of the Aigion Shelf, Gulf of Corinth, Greece
… over 1 kyr timescales representing multiple earthquake cycles. Observation periods of >4 kyr are found to represent the longer-term displacement behaviour on the Aigion Shelf Fault.<br/>The displacement profile of the Aigion Shelf Fault indicates that it is extends onshore. There is no …